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In a move that had been planned for some time before today's historic Supreme Court ruling, rainbow-colored crosswalks have been painted in a gay neighborhood of Philadelphia known as the Gayborhood. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the walkways made up of six red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet stripes, which appeared yesterday morning, are in support of the city's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community.

Independence Visitor Center employee Albert Lee says the crosswalks show tourists that Philadelphia is a gay-friendly city. The rainbow crosswalks will be dedicated at the Annual Reminders Block Party on July 5 honoring the 50th anniversary of the first wave of US LGBT rights group demonstrations. (Click for the best Twitter reactions to today's gay marriage ruling.)

This political Lunacy of creating an image of what law-abiding homosexuals normally want and strive for does not represent reality. This pseudo-leftist movement of just doing the opposite of what the insane faction of the right does not want just needlessly agitate people whom would normally think Homosexuality and its lifestyle is a non-issue.

George

Jun 27, 2015 3:13 AM CDT

Well I was going to comment that rainbow coloured crosswalks were already painted in Edmonton weeks ago - for the pride parade - and barely made local news... but the other comments seem to show why this trivial article matters...